Show The house en February 15 passed The measure the new "sheep” bill on was introduced by the committee livestock It was drawn In conformity with the suggestions of the bureau of animal industry of the United States and is uniform with the law and Secre- now In operation in adjoining states Salaries of Commissioners Tlhe new bill gives the board o If New Meastary to Be Increased commissioners power to quan sheep ures are Approved by Legislature antlne sheep in case of disease If th owner refuses to dip at once It also gives the federal sheep Inspectors Three bills governing actions and power temporarily to quarantine when lalarles of the state land board were they find infected sheep pending the introduced in the senate on February action of the state sheep commission17 by 0 A Iverson The bills were: ers To give the board the right to designate assistants to the state engineer on February Governor William construction of reser- 15 approved several Spry to supervise senate bills and voirs taking that power from the en- one house bill The house bill signed to Increase the salary of the by the governor increases the pay ol gineer from $1200 to $1800 a commissioners jurors from $2 to $3 per day Repre' year and that of the secretary from sentativa A M Durham' is the author $1800 to $3 000 a year: to prohibit of the measure It becomes effective the board from investing money from sixty days after the adjournment ol state lands in Irrigation or drainage the state legislature The date the district bonds Increase will become effective is May 12 The senate bills signed by the Attempts on the part of tlhe minor- governor are senate bill No 9 by Hanity of the house to Inject politics sen relating to the procedure In case to the consideration of a resolution for one of the parties to a Joint bank the direot election of senators on Mondies senate bill No 13 by day through improper wording of the Booth relative to the filing of chattel committee’s report on the resolution mortgages: senate bill No 16 by Lunt resulted in sending It back to the comreducing the Interest on deferred paymittee again ments on state lands from 8 to 5 per cent senate bill No 19 by Smith Salaries of municipal court judges In the law relative to forcible cities of the second class having a pop- amending detainer entry and and senate bill ulation of more than 15000 are in- No 36 by Booth validating oertaln creased from $1800 to $2500 and the made in good faith but term of office lengthened from two to conveyances not In strict compliance with the law four years by a bill introduced Monday The William Craig by Senator So far as the house committee on Ogden municipal court would be the is concerned municipal corporations only one affected the “Texas Tommy” the "Grizzly Bear” and the "Bunny Hug” may be Lawyers appointed by the court to danced unless the authorities of the defend penniless defendants may cities and towns themselves forbid from the county up to $10 The considered Hooper’s a day for time spent In conduct of house committee bill No 7 IN which sought to regcases according to Benner X Smith’s ulate dance halls and to prohibit cersenate bill No 52 as amended by the tain dances and decided to committee on judiciary which was return rag” the bill to the house with an jassed In the senate on Monday SILLS AFFECTING UNO BOARD STATE INTRODUCED adverse report The lower house of the Utah legison Monday went on record as r to an being opposed day when it passed a substitute measure v hloh provides that In Utah factories shall constitute a fitty seven hours week's work excepting when property or life Is In imminent danger Those favoring the measure 'say the sugar factories are the only Institutions directly affected at present lature of the senate committee on banks and banking are considering the Hansen "blue sky” bill which would force Investment companies to file statements of their business with the secretary of state The bill is a radical departure from present state law on the subject but is declared by the author of the bill to be necessary to conserve the rights of investors Members The house on February 15 passed The house bill advocated toy the house Joint memorial No 2 urging tate engineer providing for a gento pass the Crago hill proeral change in the water rights system congress for the pensioning of widows was de- viding and contests of ownership and orphans of war feated on Mondays soldiers Regulation of the branding of closed packages of apples pears and peaches is proposed in a bill introduced by Joseph Eckersley in the senate on February 17 and indorsed by the hop tlculturists of the state committee's bill profor combinations of common country school districts outside of the first and second class and permitting districts to the smaller combination secure more revenue in taxes was This passed In the senate on Monday provides for but one school board for entire counties outside cities of the class and first second The viding education Taking property bought on the Installment plan out of the state before the entire purchase price has been paid is prohibited In senate bill No 34 passed toy the senate Such conduct is regarded a a misdemeanor w hen the property Is of leBs value than $500 when of greater value a felony for the Hooper's bill providing fencing of all farm pasture and grazing lands In the Btate was killed by the house on February 15 on an adverse report of the judiciary committee Seven bills passed four killed and thirteen introduced was the record of the senate on the 13th one of the In the busiest days of the session house but two measures were presented three passed and two killed Reconsideration of the bill Introduced toy Annie Wells Cannon of Salt Lake county providing for an appropriation of $50000 for a women's dorfor the University of Utah mitory was brought up by Claude T Barnes on Febraury 14 and the bill which was killed the previous day went to the committee on appropriations for consideration In connection with the general appropriation bill were passed by the house on Fifteen thousand dollars is appropriFebruary 14 amending laws giving ated for the Orphans Home and Day right to towns to construct and mainNursery In a bill passed by the senate tain pipe lines for power plants and power plants on February 17 The one dissenting to maintain municipal for the appointment of comproviding vote was cast by President Gardner mittee to outline courses of study schools of Utah and an for public Senate bill No 186 Introduced Febact amending laws to make it a misruary 17 by the committee on muni- demeanor for a minor to have tocipal corporations provides that it bacco narcotics or liquor in his posbe maintain shall unlawful to any session except such as are authorized by city and county or town corporaFour bills were approved by the tions and located by the state board senate on the 14th They were an of health act regulating fees to be paid for the an act of cattle brands registration for di- regulating the branding of stock an Although his joint resolution rect election of United States sena- act relating to notaries public who tors was defeated in the upper house are officers or stockholders in ’banks Senator Rideout has Introduced a bill or corporations and an act making tor direct election on the preferential six year terms for school superintendents in cities of the second class plan by request and increasing the school tax right House bill No 95 by M H Kriebel for such cities having a total asproposed to make any and all toetting sessed valuation of taxable propeity went down to deteat of less than $10000090 a misdemeanor toy a vote of 12 to 29 on February 11 those voting for the measure being At the instigation ef the state board Barker Cardon Bamberger Henrie of corrections Attorney General A R King Kriebel Mabey Morris Page Barnes is drafting for presentation to Robinson Southwick and Smith the legislature an "indeterminate senThose absent and not voting were tence" bill Under the indeterminate iSkolfield Van Wagoner and Nielson sentence law the judge would request the convicted person to serve "not House hill No 10 Introduced by the more than ten years” The prisoner’s committee as a substitute own conduct would then assist largely judiciary for house bill No 59 passed the in determining just how long his senhouse on February 14 by a vote of tence would be 25 to 12 clearing the docket of the last of the liquor bills Introduced at The chairman of the house committhe request of the Municipal League tee on appropriations who will bear of Utah This bill amends the pres- the brunt of the attacks on the state ent laws making it a misdemeanor for treasury has compiled a few figures a minor to have liquor in his pos- which show that appropriations recsession Those voting against the ommended for by the state auditor bill were Barnes Benson Cook the present session amopnt to just Marchant McRae Openshaw $3257435 28 while the estimated revSwenson Wilcox and enue of the state for the next Pago Robinson two Seeley jears Is $2101273 15 Two more of the liquor bill amendsenate bill No 57 the Thornley’g ments proposed by the Municipal and League of Utah were passed by the measure a duplicate of the Mabey house on the 13th elimicatihg fea- bill which was passed by the senate tures passed two years ago and and referred to the Judiciary commitmakes its enforcement possible ani tee of the house was returned to the its provisions much more drastic in house on February 15 with adverse the matter of increased powers of report and was tabled search and seizure and prosecut ons of those charged with Belling illeSo far as the senate Is concerned gally in dry territory the law enacted at the last session for written agreements as providing Bills creating two new state officers to commissions between real estate —sanitary Inspector and fire marshal agents and clients Is sustained Sen— wee p duced la the senate on ator Benner X Smith’s bill revoking flV this law was killed on the 13 th Bills ’31 and of the Confederation congress governor of the western territory the five persons at the heads of the dethe of ministers France partments and Spain the chaplain of congress HAVE HONOR and persons in the suite of the presichandent the lleutenantrgovernor cellor chief justice and judges of the That City Before Any Other supreme court of New York and mayor of the city also that there Witnessed Inauguration of should be services In all the churches HEW YORK FIRST Pres TO as President In First State Banlc the city at 9 o’clock in the mornall the people were reattend that Immediately the conclusion of the sendees after OCCASION POMP MARKED THE the procession should move that ths oath should be taken' about noon and that the president chaplain and both Hero’s Journey From Mount Vernon houses of congress should proceed to St Paul’s church immediately aftei and Hie Ovation One Contlnuoue the ceremony to hear divine service Reception In the Metropolis The program was fully carried out Set a Precedent for A national salute ushered in vthe Enthusiasm morning of the 30th of April At 9 o’clock every bell In the city pealed vEORGEWASH for a few minutes then In slow tones v Ington was summoned the people to religious servas ice Immediately after which the profirst president cession was formed In the following of the United order: States April In 1789 30 Col Morgan Lewis attended by two officers New York the Troop of Horse There was at Capt Stokes with Artillery no time MaJ Van Horne that Grenadiers under Capt Harsln White House very gayly attired nor was there German Grenadiers under Capt Scrlba a District of MaJ Bicker The Infantry of the Brigade The capital was a movColumbia Maj Chryslle headable affair a good deal like the Sheriff Committee quarters of a traveling photographer of the Senate in a Chariot Drawn by the statesmen in power President-elec- t Evidently Four Horses considered it wise to pass the seat of Civil Officers another to one from city government Committee of the Representatives so that there would be no Jealousy Hon Mr Jay Secretary of Foreign Affairs the result being that New York PhilGen Knox Secretary of War York Pa Baltimore and adelphia Chancellor Livingston were at various times the Several Gentlemen of Distinction Annapolis United States capital of the At Federal hall the troops massed the first But as has been Btated in close order on Wall and Broad inauguration took place at New York streets Washington passed through and Washington had to journey all to the senate the way from ML Vernon to take part and was conducted to the program in the ceremony In those das such chamber according Adams said: when a Journey was not a matter of small “Sir the senate and house of repmoment nor was It to be accomplished In a night while the traveler lay resentatives of the United States are In a Pullman ready to attend you to take the oath berth But If Washington’s trip was a long one It was also required by the Constitution which by the chancelattended by many incidents that must will be administered have been eminently pleasing to the lor of the state of New York" “I am ready to proceed" was tha first president The following account of It taken from an old record will reply They then passed to the balcony in convey an Idea of the manner in the order prescribed Broad and Wall which it wan accomplished: "Washington’s journey was one streets In each direction presented a continuous compact mass of upturned faces and procession triumphal Cltites towns and villages turned out it is remarked that every person was The road for many miles still as a statue and profound silence en masse The windows and housetops was lined with people from the adja- reigned cent country Spectatheir joy were crowded with people manifesting by shouts by laughter and by tears tors exactly on the opposite side have the appearance Mothers who had carried their babies many times described of on the the group balcony many miles held them up so that thej In the center and standing apart a might In after years say they had seen George Washington The sick little separated by a space from all and the aged were carried to the except Colonel Webb and Chancellor road along which the general passed Livingston stood Washington clad in favorable and given places from a complete suit of elegant broadcloth which they could see him as hs rode of American manufacture with white silk stockings also a native producalong tion plain silver buckles in his shoes “Guns were fired and triumphal arches were erected in the towns head uncovered his hair heavily powand tied in a queue according dered while flags and bunting were supported by ropes stretched from tree to to the fashion of the day He stood tree across the roadB which he travupon a square stone slightly elevated eled At Gray’s Ferry across the above the floor of the balcony To rode through the right of him stood Chancellor LivWashington Schuylkill a long avenue of laurels that formed ingston nearly as tall as himself On a continuous arch above him As he was about to emerge from the avenue a crown of laurels was Ingeniously lowered upon his head greatly to his surprise and embarrassment but amid the deafening shouts of ihe multitude” Early on the morning of April 23 the booming of cannon and the ringing of bells announced that Washington had arrived at Ellzabethport N J Here he was met by a committee of congress sent to escort him to The trip from the New New York Jersey side was made in a handsomely decorated barge which somewhat resembled the state barges In which the kings and queens of England were accustomed to show themselves on the Thames As this barge moved slowly up the bay other barges and vessels of various types fell Into its wake and a splendid procession was formed On reaching Manhattan Island the was met at the ferry president-elec-t stairs by Gov George Clinton of New York Such a crowd as greeted Washington when he stepped ashore had never before assembled on Ameripan Houdin’s Statue of Washington soil Cannon boomed bands played So densely ind the people cheered side were the enthusiastic citizens packed the otherSamuel stood A Otis secretary of Adams exwas together that great difficulty senate stood near A little to the in forming for the proces- rear perienced a sort of semi circle and forming sion to Franklin Square where Washwas a group of persons then and ever ington was to be domiciled during his since dear to the American people In house Every city along stay the whose fame was second only to that the route was decorated every win- of Washington First was the secrewith dow was filled people who John Jay a tall slight man shouted and waved flags and handker- tary calm serenity face chiefs Flowers fell In the streets with a fine indicating Next type of character and a and upon the head of Washington In General Knox Baron Steushowers and at the house which he the 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